This is an open call for adult students 18 and over to enroll in a 3-week figure drawing class.
Does this fit your work? 5 questions score every call to your medium, location and budget. Free.
Get matched →This 'End of Year' Session class focuses on learning to draw the human figure from life. Students will apply principles of form and proportion, as well as gesture and movement, with the aid of a live nude model to learn the fundamentals of capturing the human anatomy using traditional techniques. Students will create several sketches of each week's live model and gain experience, confidence, and knowledge with how to draw from life.
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Donnie Jones is a visual artist best known for his moody, atmospheric paintings that explore dreamscapes, transitional states, and the uncanny nature of liminal spaces. His work navigates a surreal sense of displacement and lost purpose, examining the relationship between the human condition and the environments we inhabit. Through evocative imagery and an often haunting atmosphere, Jones creates spaces that exist somewhere between the familiar and the unknown, inviting viewers to contemplate absence, isolation, and the fragile boundaries between reality and imagination. A self-taught artist from an early age in San Diego, California, Jones later pursued formal studies at the University of Chicago and Kendall College of Art and Design of Ferris State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His practice brings together an intuitive visual sensibility and a sustained interest in the psychological and existential dimensions of place, perception, and experience.